Hi Raider,
Do you even understand what this partnership is ?
the GEIC is designed to commercialise Graphene, i.e take it from the lab into real world applications.
This is significant, all of these companies with have the options to use FGR premium graphene from Sri Lankan Graphite or they have the option to use the graphene produced by VFD from flake graphite, that can use any type of Graphite from around the world.
IMO it will open the doors for FGR to become the company to drive the Graphene Revolution.
To even suggest that HZR who haven't even produced 1 gram of graphene is in the same league as FGR is ridiculous,
Ann: First Graphene joins the University of Manchester, page-34
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